Christ Almighty

http://www.musicalfidelity.com/products/titan/index.html

Since we are all spending a lot more time at home, myself included, I am taking time everyday to go to my audio room and listen to some music. I have to say that listening to some of my old Simon & Garfunkel, Billy Joel and Traffic CD's is like hearing them for the first time when played on a great hi-fi system. If more people knew that their CD's could sound this good high end audio would experience a true awakening, especially since you don't have to spend a lot to get great sound now.

I've read Stereophile for about 15 years now. Over the years I've come to notice a striking fact about the magazine -- one that I haven't heard others mention.

Michael, ...Mike, (can I call you Mike?) for the love of GOD...a $3500 CD player is no more 'moderately priced' or ' modestly' priced than was the Congress's last $4700 pay raise in a recession prudent and well earned.

The average family income before taxes is only a bit more than $50K....This 'modestly' priced item costs perhaps 10% of their income after taxes! That is one hell of a lot of money to most folk.

It will be 38-10 until Leinart leads the Cards to a meaningless late fourth quarter touch to make it 17.

(I'm rooting for Warner to throw for 400 and get another MVP, 'cause he seems like a nice guy but now it's reality time.)

Over a 95% drop in stock price in the last 12 months?

1/2008 $2.55
1/2009 $0.11

Hit the 1 yr. button at the bottom of chart...
http://www.nasdaq.com/aspx/dynamic_charting.aspx?symbol=SORC&selected=SORC

Also...
http://www.sourceinterlink.com/investor//

Is the Slim Devices Transporter worth the money (2000 usd)? Isn't there a cd/sacd-player that is better, in the mentioned price range? Marantz SA-15S2, Moon CD-1, NAD M5 etc.?
I want a neutral, transparent sound, with great dynamics and a lot of details. I also want a great soundstage.
Could the Slim Devices Transporter be the one for me?

I remember reading about a new(ish) German Label that released primarily on vinyl(classical recordings)...can someone refresh my memory? Do they have a website? The original Stereophile mention was a couple months back...the label head said that Vinyl had more spectral information, whereas redbook had a sharp drop off....